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1. UPSOUND (English) Randy Feenstra, Republican Iowa state senator who wants to challenge Congressman Steve King in primary:

"I do think it's time that he steps aside."

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2. Screengrab from The New York Times article showing quote from Rep. Steve King, (R) Iowa, reading: "White nationalist, white supremacist, Western civilization — how did that language become offensive?...Why did I sit in classes teaching me about the merits of our history and our civilization?"

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3. STILL image of Rep. Steve King, (R) Iowa in hallway of Capitol building

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4. UPSOUND (English) Randy Feenstra, Republican Iowa state senator who wants to challenge Congressman Steve King in primary:

"I think his behavior and his talks speaks for itself. It has become caustic and people are starting to realize and voters are starting to realize that maybe it's time for another conservative to step in."

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5. SOUNDBITE (English) Randy Feenstra, Republican Iowa state senator who wants to challenge Congressman Steve King in primary:

"I just think it's time to have a positive ambassador for the 4th District."

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Dennis Goldford, political analyst:

"It's a matter of the Republicans trying to safeguard their brand, their label."

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7. STILL image of Rep. Steve King, (R) Iowa at a hearing on Capitol Hill

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8. SOUNDBITE (English) Dennis Goldford, political analyst:

"That's basically a kind of public chastisement saying: You've brought this repute upon the House."

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Dennis Goldford, political analyst:

"This is pretty serious."

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Betty Andrews, president, Iowa NAACP:

"Well, it's about time. We think that he should have been censured a long time ago."

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11. SOUNDBITE (English) Troy Price, chairman, Iowa Democratic Party:

"It's just incredibly frustrating to see that Republicans are starting to just now condemn Steve King for his rhetoric, when we have been hearing this for years and years."

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Betty Andrews, president, Iowa NAACP:

"At least we want to make sure that he is told that this is not okay and that he can't continue to talk like this."

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13. STILL image of Rep. Steve King speaking

U.S. Rep. Steve King has been making offensive comment for years, but only now is the Iowa Republican congressman facing intense criticism from his own party after he questioned why white supremacist ideology is offensive.

King has been receiving criticism over his remarks in the New York Times last week questioning how white supremacy and white nationalism became offensive terms. House and Senate leaders condemned the remarks, and GOP leaders moved this week to deny him any committee assignments.

Republican leaders noted that King has for years made racially insensitive remarks. Cheney said the most recent ones are "absolutely abhorrent. It's racist. We do not support it or agree with it."

The nine-term Iowa congressman says he's advocating for Western civilization, not racism.

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